No ones on so lets play a game

macrocephale wrote:That'll do I think, it's part of the soft-tissue outer edge of a cephalon

Ohhhhh, cool. Where's it from?

From the same quarry as the rest of the Ogygirinus (sp?) trilobites, in Wales, from my fieldtrip there in May

Here's the next one - something a little less marine.


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Oreodont skull!

Kosmos wrote:Oreodont skull!

Bang on Kosmos... your turn.

Mammal jaw of some sort, shrew?

Need a type of whatever it is, not just what it is.

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its mammal not shrew tho

bryozoan

Not a bryozoan!

its a sponge

Not a sponge either...

is it a Coralline?

Yes, it sure is a coral... but now what type of coral?

is it imperial coral?

Heliolites is correct, nice one!

Well done macro!

From my Aust finds, here's the next:


I've taken it's name/description off the Facebook album, so no cheating can occur!
(It's not in the album on here either!)

Is it part of a Nemacanthus monilifer partial fin spine.

Nope
F.Y.I., the scale bars at the top are 1mm

Fish mouth plate?

Nope

Any clues?

It's not from a vertebrate